Vince Neil’s Tatuado Eat Drink Party Closes at Circus Circus
Vince Neil’s Tatuado Eat Drink Party restaurant and bar has closed at Circus Circus.
The restaurant opened on Nov. 9, 2013. We were probably there.
The venue replaced Rock & Rita’s, and yet another concept is in the works for the space, according to Circus Circus.
Another Vince Neil restaurant effort, Tatuado at Westgate, closed in 2014.
In response to our Tweet about the closure of the restaurant, Circus Circus said on Twitter, “Food will be a component of the outlet, but not the main entertainment. Stay tuned for Memorial Weekend opening.”
We’re thinking family-friendly lap dances, but that’s unconfirmed.
We didn’t hear much about Vince Neil’s restaurant in recent years, even prior to the pandemic.
The venue was probably best known for its distinctive drink vessels.
Circus Circus was sold to TI owner Phil Ruffin in 2019. Yes, we broke the story. Do you know this blog at all?
It doesn’t appear Ruffin has made any capital investment in Circus Circus to-date, but we’re promised there are unspecified projects in the works.
We enjoyed parts of our recent visit to Circus Circus, as The Steakhouse is reliably good.
The table games area and midway have funky hours at the moment, so plan ahead. The midway closes at 9:30 p.m. midweek, midnight on the weekends.
Signage says several new dining options are in the works, replacing the shuttered buffet. The new offerings include Pick Up Stix, DQ, Einstein Bros. Bagels and Popeyes fried chicken.
Please do not ask us why there is no apostrophe in “Popeyes.” We are a blog, not a grammarian.
While we were at Circus Circus, we grabbed a photo of something you’ve never seen a photo of before. The cage. Yes, we risked being back-roomed because we love these clowns so much.
Circus Circus has better up its game, as a shiny new neighbor, Resorts World, opens June 24, 2021.
We trust the customers of these resorts won’t overlap too much, but Circus Circus could still benefit by having more humans in the general vicinity.
We look forward to sharing more news from Circus Circus. The old girl could use some love, and is a true throwback for those who love an old-school vibe and visiting the casino featured in “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.”
Although, in the movie, the carousel on the casino floor actually worked. No pressure, Circus Circus.
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